Plus he stays up on the latest news in medicine, including shining light in the lungs.
https://aytubio.com/healight/

I hope institutions don’t make a decision for a few months. Just withhold judgement until some clarity is possible. It is foolish to lock into a position at this point.
If schools go to all online, why do we need so many? We would only need five or ten. A rush to all online seems likely to be suicide for most schools.

We can’t know the death rate if we don’t know how many have had the disease, and we don’t yet. A USC survey indicates perhaps 4% of Los Angeles county has had it, which implies its about as lethal as the flu, but perhaps more contagious,
It’s fallacious to just divide deaths by positive tests unless you have tested everyone who had the disease.

We’ll know how to estimate how many have had the disease pretty soon once someone does a large random antibody test,

People who decide these things should withhold judgement for a while until the situation clarifies or the calendar forces a decision.

common sense: A geographical area will have multiple strains of the virus unless they’ve been isolated. Natural selection will favor less lethal and more infective strains. The extremely lethal strains will tend to spread less due to host dying and/ or attracting medical isolation, while mild symptom strains will spread more easily to more people. Eventually this will be a mild disease that most people have had.
It’s about time someone reports how far this virus has penetrated a population by doing the antibody tests on a random sample. To date we don’t seem to know if .5% or 50% of the population of
any country has been infected. If that isn’t known how can anyone predict what kind of isolation will be necessary in the fall?

There was a dearth of reporting as usual.

Regarding Anthony Villegas, most mention his height as either 5’10” or 5’11” and weight 190+. He looks relatively tall and runs through a lot of tackles.
Saw one review of top running backs that listed him as 5’9” and 170, which might reflect a earlier year. http://battleprepwest.com/2019/02/06/norcal-top-rb-class-of-2020/
I suspect this guy is going to be one of our outstanding walk ons.

He also ran for 280+ yards against Mitty.
He’s got decent but not great speed and he’s not small, so he’s definitely a good addition .

A running back from Palma will walk on.

https://www.montereyherald.com/2020/03/01/villegas-to-play-football-next-fall-at-uc-davis/

Any more rumors about our QBs in spring practice? Are any of the transfers at spring practice?
We may have our deepest and best receiving corp ever, along with a big talented offensive line, plus a outstanding veteran running back. Great situation for a new QB to step into.

The point being that in 2018 the expectation was more along the line of
“SJSU should thump UC Davis in opener”, Davis was a game they put in the preseason guarantee win category.

Lo and behold, this years look at San Jose’s schedule does not have Davis in the “guaranteed” win category, occupied by New Mexico and Connecticut.
https://mwwire.com/2020/02/27/san-jose-state-football-first-look-at-the-2020-schedule/

Our 2020 San Jose game gets a big bump in importance. If Davis beats San Jose, it will make SC look foolish for the expense of switching them in for us. It would be so sweet to beat them.
Both San Jose and us have to replace productive quarterbacks, but San Jose has a graduate transfer who’s played quite a bit fro Arkansas and Texas AM

And the 2.6 million didn’t even improve their opponent. Good chance we’re a better team than San Jose in 2021
The recruits they get are not notably different than ours over the last two years, and they were no where near prepared to play us last time the teams played in 2018

The 6’ 300+ guys are not going to turn into pass rushers, other guys will have to do that

The official site is spotlighting less known players who are up and coming or noteworthy.

https://ucdavisaggies.com/news/2020/2/19/football-winter-ball-spotlight-jeremiah-chukwudobe.aspx

Unfortunately, they slight Jeremiah Chukwudobe‘s speed. He ran a 10.99 not an 11.9
100 Meters in high school

2016 Outdoor 9 11.93
2017 Outdoor 10 11.76 *
2018 Outdoor 11 11.38 *
2019 Outdoor 12 10.99PR *
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Athlete.aspx?AID=9250043

Article on Rumary
https://yourvalley.net/surprise-independent/stories/finding-the-right-home-fast,140797

One thing Grassmann didn’t get a chance to show at Placer is his receiving skills. I don’t think they ever threw to him, literally. So it will be interesting how good his hands prove to be.

The offense in Randy’s last year under Gould/Daft was pretty good too, better than later Gould years. My point is that Randy played in two different yet effective offenses.

Randy Wright has a great background for a young assistant, he started four years, working under offensive coordinators Plough, and Daft, two different systems and had success in both. Had to learn both quickly too.